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Your network security playbook should include an intrusion prevention system (IPS) to detect and respond to threats your firewall misses.
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Security teams must implement layered security capabilities to defend against the variety of threats fraudsters launch to capitalize on the holiday bustle.
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In the past few months, researchers have observed large-scale DDoS attacks that leverage vulnerable IoT devices to create massive botnets.
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Recent changes in the security market have influenced many IT professionals to focus on the long-term success of their programs when shopping for an IPS.
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When you huddle around the coffee machine at work or flip on your smart kettle at home, do you consider the security of the Internet of Things (IoT) devices you are using? If you’re like most, IoT security is probably the last thing on your mind. Today it is more and more likely that these […]
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Over the last few years, there has been a lot of talk about next-generation endpoint security and prevention tools versus endpoint detection and response solutions. Many clients ask the same questions about bolstering their security posture and balance budgets, including where to start, what to augment, what to replace and, most importantly, where to invest. […]
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Instead of concentrating on zero-day threats, security teams should focus on preventing common, simple attacks to solve complex security issues.
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Security teams can use a feedback loop to measure end user security, educate users, illustrate consequences and measure end user behavior.
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Microsoft shifted its approach to updating its Windows OS platform with Windows 10. Here’s what you have to know about the options for enterprises.
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The endpoint protection of the future must be able to identify indicators of compromise, locate vulnerabilities and move to patch them quickly.
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